The standardized choropleth map to the left was found at the BBC website. It was described as a population density map. It shows the average density across regions.
The image to the left is a road DLG of "Crater Lake West" and "Crater Lake East" in Oregon. The Road DLG was apparently obtained by being draped over the previously published DEM of the same crater.
The map to the left is an isopach map that was created, mainly, by the use of a computer. This is an isopach of a small gas field. The viewer is able to see the thickness and type of ground that must be gone through in order to obtain this raw material.
The cartographic animation to the left, when seen in motion, shows the air temperature from 1959 through 1997. This was created, or at least published, by The University of Oregon in March of 2000. What the viewer can see is an actual progression of all the months of all the years that this study contains data for.
This is a star plot of selected peak ratios of chromatographic analysis of oil samples. This method of plotting is being used to show the differences between the samples.
This is a back-to-back stem and leaf plot/graph. It is showing that one graph can be made from two different sets of data simply by keeping the numbers that do not change in the middle. For example, this graph shows pulse rate before and after exercise, but the middle numbers can be maintained, and therefore only one graph is needed instead of two.
This parallel coordinate graph is a gathering of financial data from companies ranging from Apple to Exxon Mobile over the course of one year. The graph demonstrates five sectors of these companies markets, and the data is presented in PCA code.
The following plot is that of data compiled from the New York Choral Society. It represents their height in compilation with their gender and their pitch.
This triangular plot is also another form of a scatter plot. This is a 3D. Because it is 3D it is able to show four different types of data compiled together in a spacial oriented manner.
The windrose testing graph to the left was downloaded from windtesting.com. The focus is looking into setting up turbines, and therefore using alternative fossil fuel energy. Graphs like this are more than helpful in background research being done in order to try to move into a different technology.
This climograph represents the humidity and climate information for Timbo, Guinea in West Africa. It shows how the land goes through a sever dry season, and then an intense tropic season.
This histogram is a compilation of data from the USDA's (forest service) ozone calculator. The data that is collected is then plotted onto a histogram to give a visual representation of the ground level ozone levels that have been collected.
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